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Five Miners BADLY Injured.

EXPLOSION OF GAS IN NINE NEAR SCRANTON.
When the fire boss OF the Holden shaft near
Taylorville, miles south OF Scranton, Pa, made
his rounds yesterday morning, he detected an un.
usual quantity OF gas In the heading OF the breast
worked by David Reese, miner, and he ordered
Watkin Morgan, bratticeman, TO 60 In and brush
IL out previous TO the miners entering for the DAYS
work Morgan proceeded 10 do this and carelessy
failed TO warn the men. lie went into the gang.
way and proceeded 10 brush out the gas The
miners, not being Informed OF their danger, went
In 10 their work. As they came In contact with
the gas IL exploded from their naked lamps with
terrific force and the victims were hurled from
their feet and tossed against the walls the gang.
way with force SUFFICIENT TO bruise them terribly
The inside superintendent herocally entered the
mine and put out an ignited gas-blower after the
occurrence, In order TO prevent any secondary ex-
Missions
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NO Dan8ef Oh u Negro Uprising.
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA SCARE GREW OUT or A HARM
LESS LABOR MOVEMENT.
The Charleston NeaOs and Courier sent stan
correspondent to Laurens County, s. c., to investi-
gate the reported uprising Of negroes, as soon as
the rumors reached Charleston. He has gone over
the entire county, and after consultation with
whites and negroes comes to the conclusion that
there is no danger Of an outbreak He says:
''There Is no doubt that some OF the negroes are
orgsnizea ana that they often hold meetings be-
tween midnight and daylight with greatest precau-
tons as to secrecy, sentinels being stationed at
convenient distances from the refdezyous The
organizations are known as sCO-Operative Workers
OF America and many believe they are for the
purpose OF ext0rt1ng money from the ignorant ne
groeS. 1t costs each member $1.55 to take all the
degrees, and $1.5O OF that amount Is forwarded to
OF the lodges and the headquarters of the order
A small pamphlet has been found which purports
TO give the principles and objects OF the order
The objects are declared to be: 10 elevate and
dignity labor to secure to the labOrer lust share
or the products OF his toll, to instruct him In
knowledge OF his rights and wrongs, and his duty
TO his country and his fellow.men TO use ali ra-
ctal condition.
'uTo accomplish these objects the associations
make demands similar to those OF national and
state labor conventions, and for South Carolina
especially they ask the repeal Of the po-tax. the
estaDnShment OF free cooperative school system
and tho abolition OF Chtld-labor in mines work.
shops and factories In conclusion they say: we
Gus to society, hurtful to the participants and
contrary to the interests Of good governmont.'
They promise cooperation with the KNIGHTS OF
LABOR ana similar Organizations.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioners.
TRTIsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY NO.

BY virtue tp Of deed q trust duly recorded in
records Of the District Of Columbia will sell il L
, Ra{ 1F JULY D. 1887. At $50 O'CLOCK p NJ
OK washington District Of Columbia, towit part Of
square numbered two hundred and fourteen G and
street eighty feet north from the corner OF
the square, thence north feet three inches
thence east sevenyone feet six inches thence north
ten feet nine inches. thence east twenty-one feet
THENCE south feet and thence ninety
two feet SIX inches to beginning intending thereby to
convey al that certain real estate and premises
and recorded t in Libsr n l18. 1861 Of the land
records OF SAID District except such portions thereof
was was conveyed by deed Of December LIST, A. D. 1870
the hereby being being subject the
ments ways, easements heriditaments. and appurten
ances to the same belonging or in anywiss apper-
tanning.
Terms One-third cash balance in equal instaments
cent payable semi annually, to be secured by
deed OF trust ON premises all cash Ut option of
chaser deposit OF $500 required at time of sale
Conyeyanclng, &C., at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with IN ten days otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and cost deaultng purchaser after aye
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington D. O.
,ea1' d&ds FHfL1 f. 4 NbpAkNE1I1E.} Trustees.
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ito GGHHAAIKILnES K NEMMAN, Tru,,eev
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
sTEEET sogTH SOUTH, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
T fNar hEN D 4 FEET. IN THE CITY OF WASH
By virtue Of the Provisions Of a deed of trust
Ct April, A. D. 1875. and recorded In liber No s:
FIT Of Golqabii the Sndersignsd trustees WIN
SLANT. AT FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. in front Of the
the highest and best bidder therefor. the fol.
lowing premises, situated In the CITY Of
Washington. District aforesaid, and known ON the
Lot bered three t3) square numbered nine hum
following metes and bounds: Beginning for the said
part Of said Lot numbered three southwest cor
ner OF the said Lot and running thence north with the
west line of said lot one hundred COO) feet thence
east $3.50 feet thence south one hundred
IoO) feet. and thence west Twenty-Five feet to the
place OF beginning.
These premises are improved by . two-story and
basement brick dwelling house, fronting south
The terms of sale will be one fourth of the pur.
chase money in cash. and the remainder in three ensl
payments at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sie with interest secured the
the trustees deposit Of hundred dollars will he
required at the time Of SALE All conveyancine and
cording at purchasers cost Resale in ten DAYS from
time OF sale II terms of sale shall not be complied with
in that period.
,els-dka, M MhRS 4 4 GGAAKK 9Ns Trustees.
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BlaCklisled Jurors.

THE METHODS THAT ARE SAID TO PREVAIL IN 1Hu
NEW YORK CRIMINAL o0CRTs.
A responsible New York merchant thus relates
his experience as Jurynan In that city: Tn
July. 1885, was summoned as juror to attend
the Court OF General Sessions from July TIL July
IL Twas called regularly, and served on two
petty cases In these the evidence pointed clearly
to the guilt OF the prisoners, but In both cases
was the only one IN the box in favor OF conviction
On the 18th was not called to the Jury-box, nor
was again examined for a seat among the Jury
during the remainder OF the term, except on one
occasion. Last summer went 10 ST. Joseph Mo.
In the motel there met a lawyer who had been
IN the general session while was serving es
juror. / addressed him, and he recognized me-
.Ah, yes he remarked you are the man who was
blacklisted In general sessions last july Eagerly
pressed him for an explanation, which he gave me.
According TO him am one OF hundred or more
citizens OF this city who have been blacklisted In
criminal cases; that is. will never be called In
any or such. The gentleman In St. Joseph ex-
planned that the criminal can readily acquire a
great influence with the clerks OF the courts They
can soon pick out jurors who are likely not TO be
blinded by their alleged prejudice. and so tho
matter OF preparing blacklist Is not q hard on0
to accOmpliSh
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CATALOGUE SALE


One Superb Hand Embroidered French parlor Suite.
with Window Hangings aud Mantel Drapery to
match. cost in Paris . short while ago 10000
francs; Turkish Parlor Furniture, upholstered in
Cashmere; Superior Walnut Dwarf Bookcase;
Imported and other Carpets; Satin, Dsmask and
Worsted Portieres Fine window Hangings; Modern
and Antique Mantel Sets, including Clock and
Candelabras; Fancy and Easy Chairs; two Hand
some Oval French-P Plate Mantel Mirrors Bronzes
and Mantel Ornaments; two Superior Oak Side
boards; Elegant Oak Pillar Extension Table very
wide and long; Superior China and Glassware:
Oak Leather-covered Dining Chairs Superior
Double and Single Walnut Marble-top Chamber
Suites; Ash Chamber Sets: Walnut Furniture In
separate pieces very Superior Brass and Iron Bed.
stesds with Mattresses to fit Fine Hair Mattresses:
Feather Pillows and Bolsters; Once Furniture;
number of Superior Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures;
Clothes and Linen Closets: one Superb French
Range; Large Furnace and Piping; Kitchen and
Laundry Appurtenances; Sleigh and Furniture Of
Stable, at Auction
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY.
EIGHTH, 1887. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK, ct
81 FIFTEENTH and streets, opposite Worney's Hotel
shall sell the entire contents which is partly enume
rated.
The house will be open for inspection on Monday
day prior to SALE from halfpa eight until four
O'Clock p. IN.
Terms cash.
je2O-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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TlHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STREET. NORTHMEST AZ GtGTIdN i-1-1N -

SEVENTH. 1887. ct FIVE O'CLOCK. in front ofl4s
!ne 5sat shall sell part Of Lot g. q Frank ~
James 6 sesrets sub Of lots Il 10 II e and l9 n
alley. containing 1850 square feet Of ground. im-
proved by two-story house, containing seven rooms
and concreted cellar: The above IL 5Ox7O feet, in
prime condition, and - adaptable to any business.
which the purchaser will haze 70 sssume coming due
December lst 1890; December LIST, 1891, and becem-
Der ist aSH2 bearing six Per cent interest payable
$500 deposit required ct tho time Of sale Terms OF
sale to be complied with In ten days from day Of
SALE je17-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
HosE ~ s,EE III EnAHE
SHNHET SEAh tb BRIDGE sf HdsAaS WEST
TY.sEGoSD. at FIVE oCIocR. We wi vii SELL IN
PART OF LOT 1873. GEORGETOWN,
improved by two story frame house No. Ills WASH
s SsRa 81
bear interest to be by deed Of trust
o ct OF
days otherwise resale at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. after five days public notice Of such
,e17-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts
| T'Hos. Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
SAfFE IS s5R4n Ga
{ At Fi y IL oSLoGk shaii fss sale
proved .s By three;story brick house. 9 rooms.
jel7-dAds THos. E. wAaaAMAN. Auctioneer.
THos J. FISHER l. CO., Real Estate Brokers'
AZ 4HR d6 MR feS ~ SEB
HE sNiTzsSsiak t1aa Is
81 fHERSESRAH 1857 !, RfSE 5SNE
T. S s II sS Ss
ments consisting of large threestory brick dwelling
immediately after shall sell the three vacant lots
each ffF3 ont 20 feet on South street Immediately
Terms Of sale: One half in cash; the remainder in
twelve months. secured by deed Of trust upon the
.,7a.s. "AN ''N''' HOS. BOWLING.
Je1 f-o0os Auctioneer.
NEAAIRqIAYr e 600 s9gARE FEET 0F GROUND on
KENESAW AVENUE.
TERSGsR41 AT sE1 ESSk s
Sell IN 'front.' OF the premises, -
Lot ~, of subdivision Of Eslin's Estate
Inns Lot fronts 157 81 100 feet 10Th street ex
Tended and Is just north of Kenesaw avenue adjoining
La1ier Heights and Mt PLEASANT a ten-mnute drive
to pennsylvania avenue; it being Arge lot can be
readily subdvided into smaller lots This subdivision
Park, and 14th streets '
Terms: Onethrd cash: balance in one and two years.
notes TO bear six per cent interest payable semi.
sea ana to be secured by deed of prem
OF 500 required at time of sale. Corresponding &C.
a. purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
otherwise right reserved to resell risk and cost
OF defaulng purchaser after FIVE days advertisement
In some newspaper published in Washington D. G.
JeIo-o4os DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.
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Another Missouri Compromise.

ACCEPTED A PARTNERSHIP IN THE OLD MANS BUsr.
NESS AFTER STEALING THE DAUGHTER.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. June 22.-lesterday evening
Jesse Millenix, aged ~, eloped with Miss Leona
Holland, both OF this city. The girl is 16 years
old, and is the daughter OF Mr. Lee Holland n
wealthy citizen or North 81. Joseph. The where
aoouts or the young people was not learned until
morning, when they were found at Bolckow Tho
girls father arrived there at noon only TO learn
that the pair had been married Mr. Holland COM
manded them 10 return at once with him. which
proposal was declined, and the father conpro-
missed with his new sOnln-law by agreeing TO take
him as partner In his business.
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Married a Tahitian MilliOnaircss.

From the Albany Journal.
Mrs. Atwater, once the Princess Moetia wife Of
the American counsel at Tahiti is q mtllionairesS
or, at least, would be ranked so In the South Sea
Islands Her husbands bank account is q sub
stantfal one. Consul Atwater made q lucky deal
when he married the charming Princess MoetiA
There is a romance connected with their marriage.
Consul Atwater was at his Official post six months
before ne ever spoke word to the fair princess
and this though She lived In the next house "a
hlin- Chances ana flashes or the eye were now and
then exchanged, but the consul feared her. for he
had In his mind the sad fate OF one OF his consular
predecessors, who, for the love OF Moetia-a love
not reclprocated-lost his reason, and afterward
became an Inmate or an asylum in one OF the
Eastern states. But fate decreed that the coy
consul and the young princess should meet and
meet they did. That ended the coyness OF the gal.
liant bachelor, and he gracefully surrendered 70
the 1mper1ouS command of Cupid
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The Trial Of Jacob Sharp.
JACOB SAID HB HAD THE ALDERMEN FIXED TO ovIr
RIDE yKTp-

RIDE THE MAYORS VETO.
In the Sharp trial IN New York yesterday after.
noon, George v. Powell testified as 10 his efforts to
get the consent OF property holders for the Broad
way road, and when a majority refused TO acceee
Sharp Instructed him TO offer them stock for the
concession. He also told OF a conference between
the railroad officials which Billy Moloney attended
When the witness suggested 10 Sharp that the
franchise, II granted, might be vetoed, he replied
veto. He afterward Jokingly alluded TO the
rumors that Sharp had bribed the aldermen but
the latter said: sit was all damned nonsense y
United states Judge Lacombe, who was corpora
uon counsel testified 70 the settlements by the
city, Ex-Alderman Waite rehearSed his familiar
story. He said he did not know that the aldermen
Were paid TO vote for the Broadway road, but
heard $4,000 had been distributed among them
Tor that purpose.
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Base bali Contests.
THE WESTERN CLUBS GIVE THEIR EASTERN OPP,
ERNTS A WARN RECEPTION.

ERNTS WARN RECEPTION.
All the conditions must be favorable for the
Washingtons to capture game from the Detroits.
Few people were much disappointed, therefore, at
the result OF yesterdays game in Detroit The
Statesmen, weary with long railroad journey,
made their appearance on strange grounds and
received severe drubbing, the score being 10 to
4. The DetrOitS made % hits of Gilmore and
five errors, while the visitors secured IL hits OF
Weidman and made but three errors.
OTHER GAMES.
In Chicago the home team gained well-earned
victory over Philadelphia, 9 to 4, while Indianapo-
lis defeated Boston to 3. The New Yorks and
Pittsburgs did not play.
The American Association games resulted: Ath-
letics, g. Nets, 4; Cincinnati 8; st. Louis, q Bal
more, z; Brooklyn, 4; Louisville FL; Cleveland, L.
Following "a the standing q ha ol,,hs
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BROS. Aucr,onesra
TRUSTEES SALEOT TWO STORY FRAME DWELL.
INC. NO. 1200 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH.

1NUSIEES SILLY E1WO-SIUH1F FRAME DWELL
EAST
By virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in -
Ii5er No. 1l43 folio 40l ct seq, Of the land S
records Of Washington County, in the District Of
T9trtHba we VIII SCI " fr3nt Of the premises on
A, D.. 1857, 1t HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
all that parcel OF land situate and being In the
city OF Washington in the District Of Columbia and
known upon the ground plat plan of said city %,
street east and running back from thence with said
width the full depth Of the lot lot numbered fteen
gether with all and singular the appnrtenances rights
privileges improvements and other Entertainments to
Terms One third cash. balance in three equal install
ments at six twelve, and eighteen months notes to
bear cent interest from day Of sale and to be Sc
cured by deed q trust ON premises sold all cash.
time of sale Conyeyancin9. &c, ct purchasers cost
Terms to BE- complied with In ten days otherwise the
the defsultng purchaser after Ave days
ington, b. G Henry T. BERGMkNN, r-...'.-
3el4-d&ds CHRISTIAN G. LEDERERl 4SussseA
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Howell, the bicyclist beat Temple, OF Philadel-
phia, In London yesterday by four yards I'm Q mile
race. Howells time was 2:62 Temple led half
the way.
Reports from al sections OF virginia show that
the wheat Yield 10 very promising andis now being
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For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced Think
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come. and are going
RAPIDLY. In these days good old-fash-
ion honesty il rare. therefore you will be
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honestyin quality and price, with
new, fresh styles in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest. quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their money in
more liberal hands. You need not accept
our statements as back them with
goods and prices. Our S12. S15. 51S
suits. must be seen: you cannot imagine
from an advertisement. Can say We
have seen suis sold at much more
money that will not bear COMPARISON
with these
Tailoring department on second and
third floors.
NOAH WALKER co.
my31 CPS Pennsylvania sveny
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A Requiem for Erin,s Dead.

how NEW YORK IRISHAEN CELEBRATED THE JUBILEE.
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in New
York yesterday in the Church Of Holy Innocents,
corner OF Broadway and 37th street, over ''the
victims who have died in the fifty years OF English
misrule." A comm was placed in the church, COW
cred with black pail, and having the inscription
CHS" The services consisted OF the usual i'm
presSfve requiem mass OF the Roman Catholic
Church. The celebrant was the Rev. Father Lar
Kearney. After the gospel Father Lark1n spoke
from the steps OF the altar. He said: 1--WE are as
sembled here to-day to offer prayers for the VIC
tins OF oppression who have per1shed In resisting
tyranny-the 1900 900 who have died OF famine;
the $1,000 who have died OF ship-fever; the 800
butchered in suppressing public meetings;
the 75 hanged for resisting tyranny, and the "a
who have died in English dungeons, besides the
thousands who have died In other ways the vic
Tins Of cruel laws; the exodus OF over 1000, 600
OF the most deplorable events In the history OF
Ireland" After the sermon the requiem was con-
tinued over the empty casket. Among those pres
ent were O'DonOvan Rosa, Jeremiah Murphy, Mr..
McGlynn, who is one OF the parishionera
DENouNcINa THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
The Clan-na-Gael held q demonstrationin Cooper
Union last night. The hall was draped in mourn.
Ing and the ushers wore badges OF black inscribed
reign by famine, imprisonment, and exile.
Speeches ana resolutions denOunCinG the English
government were INDUCED In.
BLACK FLAG WITH SKULL AND cR0ss-BoNIs.
In commemOration OF the queens jubilee black
nag with q skull and cross-bones was flying at
half-mast from the vandyke Hotel yesterday. A
black pennant, 80 feet In length, was flying from
the foot OF the pole, bearing this Inscription:
81, 00Q, 600 ex1led Irish"
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The Widow Jane A. Manly has sued Burrell A.
Oaney, Of HEREFORD. Mich; She is plump, comedy,
$500, 600. The widow wants $4,000 TOT her dam.
eyed a0ectiona
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera


PUBLIC SALE OF TWO ATTRACTIVE a-sroRY
FAST AID 6SE Is TIE HE soUTHEas h0H SEC:
TONS OF THE CITY.
We will offer at public sale for lady who desires
9ft ns FL! Gh the f6D
scrfbed property:
At FIvE O'CLOCK P. M.-Premises No sol street
northeast; neat 2-story brick house. containing
At FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK p. M.-Premises No.
JOG 4th street southeast; desirable two-story and
basement pressed brick dwelling containing rooms
and bath with all modern improvements anu choice
jsis-6s DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionssr.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
BCILDINGS ON CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY SITE
AT AUCTION.
We win sell at public sale by order Of the Commits
the Construction OF the Library
1851. commencing at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK a.
NJ. the houses and outbQild'ngs known as
Nos. 3. 5, 2, O. Is and los Cd st. east
Nos las. $50 and l52 st. south.
Nos 135 and $50 PennsyivAnia ave.
Nos. lie, 120 and 122 b St south.
buildings viii Be sold entire As they stand and are to
be removed by the purchaser within twenty COZ days
from date of sale unless otherwise specified day Of
jei5-Is,22.s5 DUNCiNsoN BROS. Auct..
DEREMPTORY sALE-AUCTION SALE OF
u " N Al Is PpROPERTY, LOCATED AT 703aE5
ON SATURDAY. JUNE TwENTY-FIFTH, 1887
at SIX O'CLOCK, p. NJ. will offer for peremptory
sale at public auction the premises. the sbove-ds
ments consist of frame house LIST St, and two
story bricks of lot fronting alley Size of lot
third cash and the balance in four equal payments OF
twelve eighteen. and twenty -four months at per
cent interest. 300 deposit conveyaneipF at pur-
js1l-dSds Auctioneer.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS IN "ISHERWOOD,'
Il Situated E STREET AND TWENTIETH, ON
NINETEENTH STREET AND d STREET AND
ON SEVENTEENTH AND STREETS En-
TENDED NORTHEAST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWEEN 2eX
T1,THlRD, commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK. We XIV
will sell in front Of the premises. -
Lots q ., 10, II. H. and 13, Block H. of Isherwood
Ntuated on Twentieth street east and on street
north extended
Lots 3, z, q, g. and Is, Block IL,
situated on Nineteenth and Twentieth streets be-
tween d and streets northeast.
Lots p and 81, Block 4,
situated corner OF Nineteenth and streets northeast
Lots D, 3, Z. and 3. Block 10.
situated corner Seventeenth aud streets northeast
These lots are among the most desirable situated
IN this sutl vision, of which the pro-
posed brewery. which is estimated to cost 900 600
Some also being near the extensive improvements now
being made The sale will commence at TWENTIETH
and STREETS NORTHEAST,
Terms Onecthird cash balance in one and two years
notes to bear per cent interest payable semi annu
ally and to be secured by deed of trust all cash.
option OF purchaser deposit of $50 will be required
ON each lot at time Of sale Conveyancing, &C. at pur-
chesers cost II terms of sale complied with
in fifteen days the right reserved to resell the
erty at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
After i've days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington D. c.
PLATS AT OFFICE OF AUCTIONEERS-
3elo DUNCANSON Bros Auctioneers.